Official Languages committee  We cannot give you the tests themselves.

Official Languages committee  Sure. That's not a problem. In fact, this employee had passed her Jazz bilingualism test.

Official Languages committee  No, I believe that the test was a bit more complete than that.

Official Languages committee  Perhaps the person needs—

Official Languages committee  That's fine, sir.

Official Languages committee  It's all of that. When we hire someone, we test the employee. Therefore, we know what this employee's language skills are from the very beginning. The person either meets language requirements or not, and then moves on to the next stage. Throughout an employee's career, they are

Official Languages committee  Training is based on that approach at every level, except for real beginners. In that case, we provide general language training. As soon as someone has reached the intermediate level, they take a language of work course. As the employer, we want our employees to learn how to dea

Official Languages committee  So do I. No, we never receive complaints about the quality of the French spoken. Even if someone is not fluently bilingual, the effort that is made is always greatly appreciated by our customers.

Official Languages committee  Yes, exactly.

Official Languages committee  It depends on the position. If the position has no language requirements, then it's open to everybody. If not, then no.

Official Languages committee  We can certainly get that for you, yes.

Official Languages committee  There was an increase at a certain time, coinciding with the advent of email and the many electronic and computer devices we have today. However, there has indeed been a drop over the past few years.

Official Languages committee  That's great. Thank you.

Official Languages committee  No. On Jazz flights which have a crew based in Montreal, employees should be bilingual.

Official Languages committee  Generally, flights which leave Montreal—